Assumption Academy - Panther Yearbook (Chadron, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

ASSUMPTION ACADEMY CHADRON, NEBRASKA asidljfof - ij!‘ rr-: THE mm a p ANTHER DEDICATION IN HONOR OF YOUR SILVER JUBILEE AS A SISTER OF MERCY, SISTER MARY KATHLEEN ANNE, WE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU. BECAUSE OF YOUR UNTIRING SERVICE TO OUR SCHOOL, WE FEEL INDEBTED TO YOU. IN THE PAST FOUR YEARS YOU HAVE SET AN EXAMPLE THAT WILL BENEFIT US IN ALL THAT WE DO. THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU... ASSUMPTION ACADEMY STUDENT BODY Coach Larry Whiting Biology, General Science, Athletics Father Thomas Dillon Religion, ?th-8th Social Studies F A C u L T Y SISTER MARY LAURETTE, R.S.M. Sister Mary Laurette looks right at home when in front of the keyboard. When not teaching English 10, General Business, or Typing, Sister is either giving private piano lessons or rehearsing with one of the music groups. SISTER MARY AMADEUS, R.S.M. Geometry and Algebra II are the math classes taught this year by Sister Mary Amadeus. Sister also Instructs in French, Physics, and English 9, 11-12. SISTER MARY KATHLEEN ANNE. R.S.M-. Besides her many duties as principal of Assumption Academy, Sister Mary Kathleen Anne teaches World History, Speech Latin I, American Government, and Language Arts. Sister also supervises a morning study hall and serves as Pep Club Moderator. SISTER MARY KATHLEEN, R.S.M. While Sister Mary Kathleen spends most of her time instructing her own seventh and eighth graders, she does devote the first period in the afternoon to the high school Algebra I class. The Junior high scholars are busy during this period with physical education or typing class. SENIORS STEVE ASH Attended A.A. 12 yrs..Football 1.2,3,4.•.Basketball 1,2,3,4.. Class Officer 4...Glee Club 1, 2.. .Track 1,2...Mixed Chorus 1 2.. .Letterman's Club 3..Home- coming Attendant 4 IDA HOSTLER Attended A.A. 4 yrs..Glee Club 1� 2,3, •.Publicity Club 2.... McAuley Club 3,4..Crowning of Christ the King 4..Pep Club 1, 2.3.4.. .Class Officer 2,4..... Paper Staff 3� .«Pep Club Pres. 4.. .Mixed Chorus 1,2,3«.Sextet 2,3 JOE FARRELL Attended A.A. 7 yrs... Football 1,2,3 4.. Honorary Football Captain 4.Glee Club 1, 2...Mixed Chorus 1,2..Letterman's Club 3 Homecoming Attendant 4 NICK SCHOMMEB Attended A.A. 4 yrs..Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3 4...Track 1,2,4..Letter- man's Club 3 •.Homecoming King 4...Glee Club 1,2,3,4...Mixed Chorus 1,2,3� 4.... Class Officer 1,3 CONNEE CHAULK Attended A.A. 12 yrs..Pep Club 1,2,3,4..Vice Pres.4 Annual Staff 3,4...Editor In Chief 4..Class Officer 1...Mixed Chorus 1,2.Glee Club 1,2,3 4...Sextet 1,2 Triple Trio 3 McAuley 3 4 Homecoming Attendant 4... Girls' State Alternate 3 SHEILA DeMILT Attended A.A. 2 yrs...Glee Club 3,4...... Mixed Chorus 3.4...Trio 4...Sextet 4.... Triple Trio 3,4...Duet 3.4...Cheerleader 4...Pep Club 3� ..Girls State tryout 3� Homecoming Attendant 4 PATTI PETRIK Attended A.A. 4 yrs...Pep Club 1...Class Officer 2,4...Cheerleader 2,3� •.Sextet 2,4.....Trio 3 4...Duet 3. Glee Club 1, 2,3 4...Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4...Triple Trio 1,4...McAuley 3� � .Paper Staff Homecoming Queen 4 DIANE MARTIN Attended A.A. 8 yrs...Pep Club 1,2,3 4.. Officer 4...Glee Club 1,2,3,4..Sextet 2, 3...Triple Trio 1...Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.. McAuley Club 4...Paper Staff 4 RICHARD WALTMAN Attended A.A. 7 yrs...Glee Club 1.Foot- ball 2...Basketball 1,2,3..Mixed Chorus MARY JO ATCHISON Attended A.A. 2 yrs...Transferred from Chadron Prep In 1961..Class Officer 3« McAuley 3-•.Student Council 3«.Glee 3t Mixed Chorus 3� •.Triple Trio 3«.►Annual Staff 4...Pep Club 3,4 JUNIORS CONNIE LYNN KATHY SCHOMMEB BOB BOECK JO MARIE MAGSTADT FRED MILLER MADONNA CONNELLY PAT LINDEN COLLEEN GOFFENA I MIKE EARL SHIRLEY GOFFENA JOE KATEN DAN TOBIN PAT HAMOUS SANDY DeMILT JOSIE SCHOMMEH MARY JO ARTHUR FRESHMEN MARY LINDEKEN JANICE SCHWARTZ JUDY PETRIG JANEL CHASEK LYNN SOLA DENESE DONAHUE SHERYL SNYDER JOE HOESING JUNIOR HIGH Mike Zahra Cathy Connelly Patti Earl Mike Matteo Nancy Kuhnel John Macek Gene Cavender Jenifer Strong ■ Dennis Goffena Patty Hooker Betty Schlickbernd Ruth Mahan Jim Hamous Mike Deans fr David Trabert Joan Earl Loutresha Harvey Mary Lee Linden Bill Stewart Class Officers SENIORS IDA HOSTLER VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT STEVE ASH JUNIORS KATHY SCHOMMER PATTY PETRIK SECRETARY-TRESUREE VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT JO MAGSTADT SECRETARY-TREASURER DON MARCHANT Class Officers SOPHOMORES PATTY McGANNON MARY LINDEKEN FRESHMEN PRESIDENT SECRETARY PATTI WEGNER CONNIE MORRALL SHERYL SNYDER Religion 11 and 12 seems Interested In what Father Having trouble In Typing, Joe? The English 9 class enjoys a panel discussion on movies. Latin II Is conjugating deDonent verbs. Classes At A A The Physics class attempts to find how the velocity of an accelerated body changes each second. MAY CROWNING Gayle Lessert and Karen Artzer were attendants to the Queen. Each girl and boy carried a few flowers which they presented to Mary as they knelt before her statue. The Student Body sang Queen of the Rosary after the crowning of the Blessed Virgin. Immediately preceding the five o'clock Mass on May 13� Fr. Edward FIInn crowned Kathy Wegner 1962 May Queen The Queen, In turn crowned Our Blessed Mother, and led the students In an Act of Consecration to Mary. Until the clock struck twelve on May 1962, Kathy Wegner reigned over the Cinderella Ball. Prank Thoendel was elected as her Prince Charming for the event. The royal couple were attended by Student Council officers Gayle Lessert and Bob Russell. Mike Earl, Mark Hooker, Larry Deans, and Larry Kelly do a fine Job of serving the banquet. The Wishing Well with Mary as its center was one of the main attractions of the Prom. Leading the traditional parade after the Crowning Ceremony were the King and Queen, Nick Schommer and Patti Petrlk, with their attendants, Sheila DeMilt and Joe Farrell, Connee Chaulk and Steve Ash. The cheerleaders, accompanying the royalty with a chorus of various chants, alumni and students followed In dscorfltcd csrs• The football players choose the Queen and her attendants by secret ballot Pep Club members select the King and co-captalns. After Queen Patti of- fered the ball to be used In the game against Oelrlchs to Mary, Nick Schommer, Captain, led Father Dillon and the foot- ball squad In the Act of Consecration to Mary. Patti, Shelia, and Jo lead chants Father Fllnn, as usual, Is root- whlch helped the team to victory. ing for the Homecoming game. Working together the team scored a 31-19 victory! The Feast of Christ the King Is celebrated annually at Assumption Academy by choosing a senior boy as King and a senior girl as his attendant. Joe Farrell was elected this year to crown the statue, and Ida Hostler was chosen as the crown bearer. The crowning preceded the blessing of the senior rings. Father Fllnn offi- ciated at both ceremonies which took place In the chapel of the Academy. )r. George Marti, who talked on the present conditions In Cuba. [ recent Cuban refugee, Dr. Marti Is now teaching classes at !STC. During his visit he emphasized the Importance of reii- ;lous freedom and urged the students not to take for granted ;he many blessings which they possess. Spiritual ODB FAITH and CUBA Activities The annual High School retreat was held Jan. 16-17-18. Father Pacificus Kenedy, a Franciscan Father from Denver, was the retreat master. There were three conferences held In the chapel with Intervals of pri- vate prayer and meditation. Each day ended with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. ©O©'©'© o © GIRLS’ GLEE Front Row: Colleen Goffena, Jean Cooper, Janice Schwartz, Patti Wegner, Mary Beth Llndeken, Jo Magstadt, Sister Mary Laurette, BSM 2nd Bow: Jean Lemmon, Bosalene Faulk, Connie Morrall, Linda Johnson, Sheila DeMllt, Bernadette Morton, Judy Petrlg 3rd Bow: Denise Donohue, Patty McGannon, Diane Martin, Shirley Goffena Sandy La Chance, Madonna Connelly, Corlnne Martin th Bow; Julie Tobin, Patti Petrlk, Connie Lynn, Mary Jo Atchison, Ida Hostler, Mary Jo Arthur Back Bow: Kathy Schommer, Connee Chaulk, Mary Pat Hamous, Sandy DeMllt, Josle Schommer, Patsy Linden, Janel Chasek Throughout the school year the Glee Club worked on a variety of selections. Among them were Country Lane , Praise Ye the Lord , Ole Ark’s A Moverln , and Let There Be Music . Besides singing these and various seasonal songs and per- forming In several programs, the group competed against other schools In the District Contest. The Beauty of the Earth , Blue Moon , and I Hear America Singing were three of the favorite songs which the Sextet practiced every Tuesday and Thursday at 12:30 p.m. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB During the regular Tuesday and Thursday practices this year, the Boys' Glee has specialized In American Folk Songs. Among the Negro Spirituals which the boys have sung are: De Gospel Train and Little David Play on Your Horn, The Mixed Chorus under the direction of Sister Mary Laurette practiced weekly on Kentucky Babe and other Negro spirituals by Stephen Foster. This group of girls had the Drivllege of singing in the Schola Cantorum, Propers of the Mass. The regular Mon- day and Wednesday night practices brought satisfying results on Were You There? rhe Freshmen Ensemble program has been Dade up of Religious songs, featuring The Lord Is My Shepherd. Three Little Maids —this is not the ltle of the group but of the cute irrangement they have worked on hroughout the year. Every Thursday light the girls also practiced Hi, Ho, iing Gaily. This group has spent Its regular Tues- day and Thursday practices on Ave Marla and Serenade From A Student Prince. The Citizenship Committee Is sponsored by Mr. Whiting. The members are re- sponsible for the honor assemblies which are held at the end of every nine weeks. At the assemblies Mr. Whiting presents the first, second and third honor ribbons. These ribbons are made by the members. The Citizenship Committee also sponsored various activities throughtout the year. Although she is kept very busy teaching first and second grades, Sister Mary Priscilla generously acts as sponsor of the Publicity Committee. This organiza- tion keeps the bulletin boards up to date and submits the latest news to the paper In order to make our school better known. In addition, the members make posters for the many activities that arise during the school year. Meeting on Thursday afternoon each week are Mary Jo Arthur, MaDonna Connelly,Corlnne Martin, Rosalene Paulk and Jean Lemmon. NEWSPAPER STAFF This Is the second year that the students have pubUstod the for the monthly J KKS7 arasse « FIRST AID The class watches closely as artificial respiration is oracticed. received First Aid cards during this school year. Once a week hr. Claude Whitcomb gave instruction In the fundamentals of emergency medical care. Dan Tobin is a smiling victim as Mr. Whitcomb demonstrates how to apply a head bandage. MS £ M £ L On February 22 Mark Hooker served as the Master of Ceremonies for the Patriotic Program given by the tenth grade class. Sr. M. Laurette directs the Glee Club In the final number. Literature Interprets Life was the theme of the literary program planned by these five girls for February, Catholic Press Month. Every nine weeks an Honor Assembly is held at which the awards are presented by Father Flinn. Janice and Colleen re- ceived their ribbons. As part of the program to commemorate Mercy Day, the Speech Class produced and presented a one-act play, Devils or Angels. The Betty Crocker Homemaker Award of 1963 was won by Connee Chaulk. Bob Boeck, Connie Lynn, Don Marchant and Kathy Schommer were chosen to represent our school at the Girls and Boys State contest. V Janice Schwartz, singing Deep Purple, auditioned for the Stars of Tomorrow. P s In case these darkies look unfamiliar, they are Pat Haraous, Mary Jo Arthur, Colleen Goffena, Pasty Linden, and Patty McGannon. These girls sang Ole Ark's a Moverin' and He's Got the Whole World for the Stars of Tomorrow contest. SNIP'SNAPS Shown are some of the members of the Saint Dominic Savlo Civics Club. Left to right are: Bill Stewart, Ruth Mahan Jim Hamous, Jenny Strong, President Patty Earl, Mike Zahm, John Llltteras, David Trabert, and Tom Reid. One of the projects of the Junior High was the con- struction of a United Na- tions display. Jim Helser and Danny Mailander are shown discussing one of the books on the United Nations. Pour members of the Junior High class- room won third place with their artis- tic abilities in the Unlcef contest. They are left to right Tom Reid, Tony Cisneros, and Jim Hamous. A fourth member, Dennis Goffena, was not pre- sent for the picture. Phillip Reid seems to be having a problem with one of his Social Studies questions, but his Instructor, Father Dillon, always seems to have an answer. 52 - football team - 53 1st rows Fred Miller, Marty McGannon, Joe Katen, John Novak, Mark Hooker, Dan Tobin, Lynn Sola, Mike Earl, Joe Hoesing, Dennis Dooley, Coach, Whiting. 2nd rows Larry Kelley, Larry Deans, Mike Kneuppel, Tom Dooley, Bob Boeck, Don Marchant, Joe Farrell, Steve Ash, Nick Schommer, Steve Swallow. Deans End Schommer Quarterback HONORARY CAPTAIN Joe Farrell was chosen honorary football captain for 1962 by the Panther team. Katen Halfback □ nNTHERS fNB ■Er ID Yedr y -t k Wi NNING Re cord 5 1 Faced with a major rebuilding Job before the onset of the 1962 grid season, the Panthers came through with a fine 5-4-0- football season which saw them cop second place honors In the Western D Conference race. Assumption had the edge In passing yards with 497 to 349 against the opposition. The Panthers rushed for a total cf l,u85 yards In eight games compared to 1,017 for the opponents. The Panther team hit on 27 of 71 passes. A dozen enemy aerials were picked off by the Panthers. This was the second season under Coach Larry Whiting who now possesses a 9-7-0- record In his two seasons. Earl End Dooley Guard US THEM 35 Hyannls 12 6 St. Agnes 28 7 Sunrise 18 31 Oelrlchs 19 15 Lyman 47 26 Sunflower 20 18 Harrison 13 65 Bushnel 0 26 Potter 39 ”252 ! (5-4-0-) 19 6 Merchant.......49 Schommer.......45 Deans..........37 Swallow........3 Earl...........24 Boeck..........1 Katen..........13 Farrell........ 7 Ash............ 1 THE SEASON RECORD Ash Guard Swallow Halfback THE SCORING CHART Larry Kelley, Steve Ash, Mike Earl, Jerry Schoramer, Nick Schommer Steve Swallow, Larry Deans, Mark Hooker, Don Marchant, Bob Boeck Shelia DeMilt CHEER Patti Petrik LEADERS Kathy Schommer Pep Club OFFi'cers The Pep Club Is an essential part of our sports activities. All Junior High and Senior High school girls are eligible for membership. Dressed In uniform skirts and sweaters of royal blue, these girls represent our school at all games. Gold letters and bars are given to the Pep Club participants for special merit In good sportsmanship, attendance and support. On game days It Is customary for the team and the members to attend Mass and receive Holy Communion In order to ask God’s special blessings for the game. r «mk i Coach Whiting, Mike Kneuppel, Mike Earl, Jack Miller Bob Marchant, Dan Tobin, Mark Hooker Front Row:Don Marchant, Larry Kelly, Bob Boeck, Tom Dooley, Larry Deans Up and over, Mike Relay team! On your mark, get set, Go! JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS Back Row: Coach Whiting, Donohue, Cavender, Novak, Percy, Macek, Trabert, Zahm, Deans, P.Reid Front Row: Goffena, Hamous, Cisneros, Llltteras, Stewart, Boeck, Helser, T.Reld Patti Earl Betty Steele Betty Schlickbernd Our work Is now done and we have presented to you the Panther Annual as a remem- brance of the school year of 1962-1963. Connie Lynn Business Manager Connee Chaulk Editor-In-Chief Annual Staff Our goal has been to keep In memory the outstanding events of the school year. May this symbolize some of your happiest moments. Jo Magstadt Picture Editor Kathy Schoramer Copy Editor Connie Lynn Josle Schommer Connee Chaulk Patsy Linden Julie Tobin Patti Wegner Connie Morrall Mary Pat Hamous Diane Martin Jo Magstadt Kathy Schommer MaDonna Connelly Sandy LaChance Denise Donohue Mary Beth Llndekln Sandy DeMllt Josle Schommer Distributing Manager Bank of Chadron “YOUR FRIENDLY BANK” TIKE AND TEKPERATUftE CORNER Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IF IT PERTAINS TO AGRICULTURE, WE CAN SERVE YOU BETTER. The Style Sho P DONALD C. RAPP Complete Ladies’ Contractor and Builder Ready-to-wear Store “Style Without Extravagance” Phone 2-2810 Chadron Nebraska A Home of Your Own Is Your Only Real Security Phone 2-2011 Chadron IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH SERVICE DRUG SAFEWAY STORES, INC. 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